Путин обеспокоен медленным ростом доходов населения - URA.Ru

August 29, 2019

Putin Путин обеспокоен медленным ростом доходов населения - URA.Ru Revealed: How Putin is exporting nuclear reactors to US enemies amid Arctic tensions - Express.co.uk Putin, Merkel discuss Ukraine, Syria, Libya, Iran by phone - Xinhua | English.news.cn - Xinhua NATO won't call out Russia over nuclear blast because of Trump: Sources - Business Insider Trump's Praise of Putin Mocked On Russian TV With 'Señorita' Mash-Up - Newsweek Путин обеспокоен медленным ростом доходов населения - URA.Ru URA.Ru Владимир Путин заявил, что зарплаты россиян растут крайне медленноФото: Вадим Ахметов © URA.RU Ситуация с медленным ростом доходов россиян вызывает обеспокоенность. Об этом заявил президент России Владимир Путин. Read More Revealed: How Putin is exporting nuclear reactors to US enemies amid Arctic tensions - Express.co.uk Express.co.uk Putin’s launch of a floating power plant last Friday caused panic in the Trump administration following revelations that the reactor would be situated in a Russian region just miles from Alaska. Read More Putin, Merkel discuss Ukraine, Syria, Libya, Iran by phone - Xinhua | English.news.cn - Xinhua Xinhua MOSCOW, Aug. 29 (Xinhua) -- Russian President Vladimir Putin and German Chancellor Angela Merkel discussed issues related to Ukraine, Syria, Libya and the Iran nuclear deal by phone on Thursday, the Kremlin said. Read More NATO won't call out Russia over nuclear blast because of Trump: Sources - Business Insider Business Insider Since a radioactive explosion in Nyonoksa, Russia, this month, NATO has been watching closely, and, according to sources in the alliance, quickly concluded it was part of a reckless test to develop an experimental new nuclear-powered cruise missile. Read More Trump's Praise of Putin Mocked On Russian TV With 'Señorita' Mash-Up - Newsweek Newsweek A prominent Russian television news program has mocked Donald Trump's attempts to reach out to Vladimir Putin, after the U.S. president said he wanted his Russian counterpart at the next summit of the world's biggest economies. Read More

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